WELCOME TO HBS HEALTH OFFICE
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Welcome to HBS Health Office
Nancy Kelly MS, RN, CSN-NJ
Holland Brook School Nurse
Ph# 908-534-2739 Fax# 908-349-3069
nkelly@readington.k12.nj.us
Parent Information on medication for school: Please contact the school nurse with any questions. Here are some guidelines but always contact the school nurse first, please never send in any medication in a baggie or envelope. Administering Medication at School: Tips for Parents
When to keep sick children home
When to keep your child home:
When to keep your child home:
At a temperature of 100 degrees or higher you child MUST remain home. Please do not give fever reducing medication if they have a fever and send to school.
Your child must be fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medications such as Advil or Tylenol.
Vomiting and/or diarrhea -keep child home until 24 hours without any further vomiting or diarrhea.
Any unusual rashes (should be evaluated by your health care provider).
Treatment of bacterial conjunctivitis requires 24 hours of medication before returning to school.
Strep Throat requires antibiotic treatment. Students must be on antibiotics for 24 hours before returning to school.
Earaches should be evaluated by your health care provider.
Important information: Please follow
Important information: Please follow
Update to HBS Attendance Reporting - This year at HBS we have two ways to report your student’s absence. The preferred method would be to email the HBS Office at hbsattendance@readington.k12.nj.us and the second method would be to call our Attendance Line at 908-823-0454 prompt #1. For more information, please view our HBS webage and view the Report an Absence section by clicking on the tab: HBS Attendance Info
Update to HBS Attendance Reporting - This year at HBS we have two ways to report your student’s absence. The preferred method would be to email the HBS Office at hbsattendance@readington.k12.nj.us and the second method would be to call our Attendance Line at 908-823-0454 prompt #1. For more information, please view our HBS webage and view the Report an Absence section by clicking on the tab: HBS Attendance Info
Friendly Reminders: When to keep your child home for illness
Friendly Reminders: When to keep your child home for illness
*Stay home if your sick, please follow the 24 hour rule -Fever free for 24 hours without any fever reducing medication also any vomiting/diarrhea or GI issues (24 hours)
*Stay home if your sick, please follow the 24 hour rule -Fever free for 24 hours without any fever reducing medication also any vomiting/diarrhea or GI issues (24 hours)
*Wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds
*Wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds
*Clean and disinfect commonly touched objects such as door handles, light switches, phones, remote controls etc..
*Clean and disinfect commonly touched objects such as door handles, light switches, phones, remote controls etc..
*Cover your cough or sneeze (not with your hands); (if you use a tissue, do not reuse- throw away the used tissue)
*Cover your cough or sneeze (not with your hands); (if you use a tissue, do not reuse- throw away the used tissue)
*Notice signs of Flu-like or Covid symptoms
*Notice signs of Flu-like or Covid symptoms
*If seen by the doctor, please provide the doctor's note and have them write the Diagnosis and if they are able to Return to School, with any restrictions for School or PE/Recess and update the Health Office with any information.
*If seen by the doctor, please provide the doctor's note and have them write the Diagnosis and if they are able to Return to School, with any restrictions for School or PE/Recess and update the Health Office with any information.
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